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manuletroll

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    Comment #8253109

    Location: Haguenau, Alsace, France Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: C# (ASP.NET MVC mostly, but not exclusively), PHP, Javascript, Microsoft Dynamics ERPs Resume:…

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    Comment #7685495

    Strasbourg, France, Remote / Relocation, Full-time or contracting Stack: C#, ASP.NET MVC, Python, JS Contact: manu@clementz.io I'm looking to escape the world of ERPs. Though my da…

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    Comment #7684677

    The whole thing looks very nice but the fact that the resulting sites must be deployed on their servers is a deal-breaker for me.

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    Comment #7633900

    I use bootstrap quite a lot and I have no idea what you're talking about regarding the class names. That probably wasn't a bootstrap-related problem. Overriding the styles is a bit…

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    Comment #7622216

    I had the same full-screen thing on mobile; on the desktop it's indeed as you described.

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    Comment #7545361

    ServiceStack is great but the recent licensing change is irritating to say the least.

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    Comment #7515792

    Awesome, now even more sites will try and force me to download their shitty app when all I want is to read a fucking article! No wonder no one uses the mobile web when every other …

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    Comment #7508216

    Yet another site with no description at all of what the app does. This trend is getting old. It's a shame because the principle is nice: PhotoSuerte is the popular app that lets yo…

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    Comment #7444665

    For some reason I find this less readable than the original syntax. I couldn't say why, as I quite like Python or Coffeescript.

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    Comment #7420877

    > This is not an open-source project that succeeds and fails on the whims of its developers This is on the licensing page. So not being open-source is now a strong selling point th…

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    Comment #7359366

    For some reason I read that as TrackIR.. On a more relevant side it definitely looks interesting as I lose stuff very easily.

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    Comment #7354092

    Well, that sure cleared things up.

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    Comment #7353479

    This looks nice, I'll probably take a look at it as I spend an unfortunate amount of time in SQLSMS. As an aside, I would have liked to be able to know a bit about the plugin's fea…

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    Comment #7353141

    He may have been referring to the trailers included in DVDs and such. But here in France I think we also have piracy warnings in theatres now. As usual, the customer is the victim.…

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    Comment #7318260

    Very nice, the fact that only requires an nginx module (which I didn't know existed) is a big plus in my book. I will definitely be using this.

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    Comment #7313547

    Indeed, and I certainly don't need $100K either. I don't even live in an area where the cost of living is especially high, but I currently make less than what I was earning working…

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    Comment #7312804

    While this might be true for a large portion of HN's audience, there are also developers stuck in shitty positions in countries where making $100K writing software is a pipe dream.…

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    Comment #7306788

    Nancy is indeed an excellent framework, I use it for practically every web project at my day job these days.

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    Comment #7031028

    I think the focus on file size comes from the fact that moot is supposed to be embedded on sites, much like Disqus.

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    Comment #6348965

    Well this looks like it might be fun but it hasn't launched yet, so..

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    Comment #5917391

    Does anyone know of a good "compile to js" lua implementation ?

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    Comment #5912718

    That's pretty much what I had in mind with this comment, I should have expanded it a bit. What grates on my nerves when writing PHP is indeed the awfully inconsistent standard libr…

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    Comment #5912090

    Well actually I don't use PHP that much anymore, but I do keep an eye on it; there's been a lot of improvements, mostly on the ecosystem side. It's definitely not my language of ch…

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    Comment #5911295

    Am I the only one thinking PHP needs more stuff removed rather than added ?